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Chapter 10 DNA Detection Methods: Fluorescent Dyes and Silver Staining ©2002 Academic Press.

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1 Chapter 10 DNA Detection Methods: Fluorescent Dyes and Silver Staining ©2002 Academic Press

2 Methods for Fluorescently Labeling DNA Intercalating Dyes (post-PCR) Dye-labeled nucleotide insertion during PCR Dye-labeled primer insertion during PCR Ethidium bromide DNA labeled with intercalating dye Unlabeled DNA SYBR Green Intercalator inserts between base pairs on double-stranded DNA One strand of PCR product is labeled with fluorescent dye Fluorescent dye labeled primer Fluorescent dNTPs are incorporated into both strands of PCR product ©2002 Academic Press

3 Fluorescent Dyes Used in 4-Color Detection FAM (Blue) JOE (Green) TAMRA (Yellow) ROX (Red) ©2002 Academic Press

4 520540560580 600 620640 WAVELENGTH (nm) 100 80 60 40 20 0 5-FAMJOENEDROX Laser excitation (488, 514.5 nm) Laser excitation (488, 514.5 nm) Normalized Fluorescent Intensity Fluorescent Emission Spectra for ABI Dyes ABI 310 Filter Set F with color contributions between dyes ©2002 AP, Elsevier

5 These values are used by the GeneScan  Analysis Software to separate the various dye colors from one another. The letters B, G, Y, and R represent the dye colors Blue, Green, Yellow, and Red, respectively. Matrix File Table from an ABI 310 ©2002 Academic Press

6 Sample Detection CCD Panel Color Separation Ar+ LASER (488 nm) Fluorescence ABI Prism spectrograph Capillary or Gel Lane Size Separation Labeled DNA fragments (PCR products) Detection region Principles of Sample Separation and Detection ©2002 Academic Press

7 (prior to separation of fluorescent dye colors) Raw Data from the ABI Prism 310 ©2002 Academic Press

8 DNA size in base pairs Relative Fluorescence Units (after separation of fluorescent dye colors) Processed Data from the ABI Prism 310 Internal sizing standard peaks are highlighted and labeled with a red dye (ROX) ©2002 Academic Press

9 FGA D21S11 D18S51 D8S1179 VWA D13S317 D5S818 Amel D3S1358 D7S820 DNA size (bp) Profiler Plus  TH01 Amel D16S539 D7S820 CSF1PO TPOX D3S1358 DNA size (bp) COfiler  Fluorescence Profiler Plus and COfiler STR Kits ©2002 Academic Press

10 FMBIO II Detection of STR Alleles DNA samples are loaded onto a polyacrylamide gel STR alleles separate during electrophoresis through the gel Sample Separation Sample Detection (Post- Electrophoresis) 505 nm scan to detect fluorescein-labels 585 nm scan to detect TMR-labels ©2002 Academic Press

11 FMBIO II 3-Color Detection Wavelength (nm) 505585650 fluorescein TMR CXR Laser excitation (532 nm) Relative Fluorescent Intensity Filters Used to Detect PowerPoint 1.1 and 2.1 Dyes ©2002 Academic Press

12 PowerPlex 1.1 and 2.1 Data Gel Image Taken with FMBIO II Instrument ©2002 Academic Press


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